President Raul Castro will welcome Mozambique President
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- 03 / 03 / 2008
Granma daily says Guebuza will hold talks with Raul Castro and other Cuban officials and tour places of historic, scientific and social interest.
Havana and Maputo, that established diplomatic ties in 1975, have voiced interest in expanding and strengthening bilateral relations and co-operation.
A group of 214 Cubans are working in Mozambique, including 118 in health care, while 3,700 Mozambican professionals were trained in Cuba, plus 48 youth that study now at the Caribbean Island.
Guebuza is accompanied by several ministers: Alcinda Antonio de Abreu (Foreign Affairs and Cooperation); Aires Bonifacio Ali (Education and Culture); and Fernando Sumbana ( Tourism).
The delegation includes Venancio Massingue, (Science and Technology) and Paulo Ivo Garrido (Health).
Born in 1943, Guebuza assumed the presidency in 2004 along the leadership of the ruling Mozambique Liberation Front Party.
(Adelante.cu)
Havana and Maputo, that established diplomatic ties in 1975, have voiced interest in expanding and strengthening bilateral relations and co-operation.
A group of 214 Cubans are working in Mozambique, including 118 in health care, while 3,700 Mozambican professionals were trained in Cuba, plus 48 youth that study now at the Caribbean Island.
Guebuza is accompanied by several ministers: Alcinda Antonio de Abreu (Foreign Affairs and Cooperation); Aires Bonifacio Ali (Education and Culture); and Fernando Sumbana ( Tourism).
The delegation includes Venancio Massingue, (Science and Technology) and Paulo Ivo Garrido (Health).
Born in 1943, Guebuza assumed the presidency in 2004 along the leadership of the ruling Mozambique Liberation Front Party.
(Adelante.cu)
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